SCIENTIFIC ORGANISERSL. Capurso (Italy)

L. Morelli (Italy)

INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEG. Barbara (Italy)

P. Brigidi (Italy)

G. Delle Fave (Italy)

J. Dorè (France)

V. Fogliano (The Netherlands)

A. Gasbarrini (Italy)

F. Guarner (Spain)

M. Rescigno (Italy)

K. Tuohy (Italy)

PEDIATRIC DAYA. Guarino (Italy)

SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIATG. Capurso (Italy)

M. Elli (Italy)

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ESPGHAN - European Society for Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition

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09.00-11.30 a.m. Joint Meeting Sige & MtCC Chair: A. Montori (Italy) Moderators: A. Gasbarrini (Italy), M. Crespi (Italy)

Role of alcohol on gut-microbiota G. Addolorato (Italy)

Probiotics in peptic ulcer Z. Sharaiha (Jordan)

Probiotics and liver diseases A. N. El Zouki (Quatar)

Mucosal adhesion and anti-inflammatory effectes of Lactobacillus GG C. Pagnini (Italy)

The role of Vitamin D in colorectal carcinogenesis S. Manxhuka Kerliu (Kosovo)

A functional tomato-based product for prostate cancer prevention S. Iacobelli (Italy)

Gastrointestinal health, nutraceuticals and cancer A. Saggioro (Italy)

11.30 a.m.-01.00 p.m. LeCtureS Chair: R. Cuomo (Italy) Probiotics history G. Gasbarrini (Italy)

Probiotics and diverticular disease: evidence based? B. Annibale (Italy)

The emerging role of gut microbiota in autism pathogenesis: a new hope for effective prevention and treatment

E. Grossi (Italy)

Chair: M. Del Piano (Italy) Probiotics for Africa: a progress report L. Mogna (Italy)

01.00-02.00 p.m. Lunch

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02.00-03.30 p.m. opening CereMony L. Capurso (Italy) L. Morelli (Italy) A. Guarino (Italy) R. Marabelli (Italy) C. Lambert (Belgium)

03.30-04.00 p.m. opening LeCture

A system view on microbiota and health B. van Ommen (The Netherlands)

04.00-06.00 p.m. gut MiCrobiota Chairs: F. Guarner (Spain), J. Dorè (France)

Clinical relevance of enterotypes J. Dorè (France)

Integrated meta-omic profiling to unveil microbiota patterns L. Putignani (Italy)

Quest for causality: the case of Akkermansia C. Belzer (The Netherlands)

Celiac disease and gut microbiota Y. Sanz (Spain)

Gut microbiota and obesity A. M. Castellazzi (Italy)

06.00-07.30 p.m. gut MiCrobiota, antibiotiCS and probiotiCS Chairs: A. Gasbarrini (Italy), G. Ippolito (Italy)

Introduction G. Ippolito (Italy)

Gut microbiota and antibiotics C. Scarpignato (Italy)

Gut microbiota diabetes and insulin resistance A. Everard (Belgium)

Gut microbiota antimicrobials and obesity E. Murphy (Ireland)

Fecal trasplant A. Gasbarrini (Italy)

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Sige-gut MiCrobiota Study group uptodate Meeting Coordinators: A. Gasbarrini (Italy) G. Capurso (Italy)

03.00-04.00 p.m. SeSSion 1 gut MiCrobiota CoMpoSition Moderators and discussants: M. Cicala (Italy), D. Festi (Italy)

Bacteriome V. Iebba (Italy) Virome S. Petta (Italy) Mycome L. Putignani (Italy)

04.00-05.00 p.m. SeSSion 2 gi reLated diSorderS Moderators and discussants: C. Ciacci (Italy), L. Biancone (Italy) Celiac disease C. Bucci (Italy) IBD F. Zorzi (Italy) Colon Cancer TBD

05.00-06.00 p.m. SeSSion 3 Liver and panCreaS Moderators and discussants: G. Delle Fave (Italy), D. Alvaro (Italy) Pancreas M. Signoretti (Italy)

Liver disease TBD Biliary tract M. C. Bragazzi (Italy)

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06.00-07.00 p.m. SeSSion 4 noveLty on MiCrobiota ModuLation Moderators and discussants: G. Cammarota (Italy), E. Corazziari (Italy) Rifaximin F. Ponziani (Italy) Inulin L. Laterza (Italy)

Microbial Transplantation G. Ianiro (Italy)

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08.30-10.30 a.m. new FoodS Chair: V. Fogliano (The Netherlands)

Discrete chemical and physical dietary fiber structures and their potential role in favoring gut bacteria

B. R. Hamaker (USA)

Arabinoxylan ingredients and their use in foods J. Delcour (Belgium) An advanced in vitro technology platform to study the mechanism of action of pre-

and probiotics in the gastrointestinal M. Marzorati (Belgium)

Functional food from broccoli: the glucosinolate story R. Verkerk (The Netherlands)

Bitter taste and satiety: a new concept to design effective food components P. Vitaglione (Italy)

Functional food activating PPAR gamma in the treatment of lactose intolerance P. Desreumaux (France)

Novel food formula suitable for 3D printing C. Severini (Italy)

10.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m. prebiotiC MiCrobiota ModuLation For iMproved huMan heaLth Chair: K. M. Tuohy (Italy)

Ageing,immunity and influence of the gut microbiota P. Yaqoob (UK)

Modulation of the gut-brain axis with prebiotics for improved brain function P. W. J. Burnet (UK)

How prebiotics help the gut microbiota to modulate liver and adipose tissue metabolism N. Delzenne (Belgium)

Prebiotic microbiota modulation reducing the risk of metabolic syndrome F. Fava (Italy)

The role of prebiotic milk oligosaccharides in host microbial interactions S. Ross (Ireland) Ketogenic diet and microbiota A. Tagliabue (Italy)

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12.30-01.30 p.m. LeCtureS Chair: P. G. Natali (Italy) Mediterranean Diet and Gut Microbiota E. Roda (Italy) Vitamin D and gut microbiota. Immune and anti-tumoral activity M. L. Brandi (Italy)

The role of vitamin D in allergic disease in children M. Miraglia del Giudice (Italy)

01.30-02.00 p.m. Lunch

02.00-03.00 p.m. tbd

03.00-04.30 p.m. MiCrobiota iMMune SySteM and biLe aCidS Chair: M. Rescigno (Italy)

Role of immune cells in microbiota handling K. McCoy (Switzerland)

Microbiota and bile acids: the gut-liver axis A. Moschetta (Italy)

Microbiota and barrier defence M. Rescigno (Italy)

04.30-06.00 p.m. MiCrobioMe, diet and Co-evoLution Chair: P. Brigidi (Italy)

Gut microbiome of the Hadza hunter-gatherer A. G. Henry (Germany)

Metagenome sequencing of the hunter-gatherer gut microbiota M. Candela (Italy)

The effect of diet globalization on gut microbiota C. De Filippo (Italy)

Characterization of microbiota of non-western populations D. Cavalieri (Italy)

06.00-07.30 p.m. MiCrobiota and FunCtionaL gi diSorderS Chairs: G. Barbara (Italy), V. Stanghellini (Italy)

Microbiota-brain axis from animal models to patients S. M. Collins (Canada)

Microbiota-food interactions and FGID TBD

Confocal endomicroscopy and the luminal-mucosa interface in patients with IBS A. Fritscher-Ravens (Germany)

Intestinal microbiota modulation with probiotics in IBS TBD

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09.00-10.00 a.m. MiCrobiota and Skin Chair: M. Picardo (Italy)

Microbioma skin gut axis L. Drago (Italy)

Skin microbioma and acne M. Ottaviani (Italy)

Skin microbioma and atopic deramtitis A. Cristaudo (Italy)

10.00-11.30 a.m. LeCtureS Chair: G. Torre (Italy)

Redox regulation of gut - microbiota interactions G. Rotilio (Italy)

Gut microbiota and liver M. Koch (Italy)

Gut microbiota and cirrhosis: role of probiotics R. K. Dhiman (India)

Laparoscopic Bariatric Surgery: Evidence and Unmet Needs P. Gentileschi (Italy)

11.30 a.m.-01.00 p.m. vaginaL MiCrobiota and woMan’S heaLth Chiars: R. Di Iorio (Italy), F. Facchinetti (Italy)

Vaginal microbiota and woman’s age F. De Seta (Italy)

Genes and nutrition in metabolic syndrome C. Zadro (Italy)

Microbiota changes in obese women F. Facchinetti (Italy)

Prevention of maternogenic preeclampsia by high dose multiple strains probiotics supplementation

E. Ferrazzi (Italy)

Probiotics in the treatment of Candida vulvo-vaginitis and bacterial vaginosis F. Vicariotto (Italy)

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pediatriC day9.00-10.30 a.m naSh and obeSity Chair: B. Koletzko (Germany)

Dysbiosis and pathophysiology E. Isolauri (Finland)

Clinical data in children (RCT and metaanalysis) V. Nobili (Italy)

Indications and recommendations by societies and institutions U. Baumann (Germany)

Developments: where are we, what needs to be done B. Koletzko (Germany)

10.30-11.00 a.m. Coffee break

11.00 a.m.-12.30 p.m. Food aLLergy Chair: J. Vanderhoof (USA)

Dysbiosis and pathophysiology R. Berni Canani (Italy)

Clinical data in children (RCT and metanalysis) A. Fiocchi (Italy)

Indications and recommendations by societies and institutions S. Koletzko (Germany)

12.30-01.00 p.m. LeCture The use of probiotics in necrotizing enterocolitis W. Mihatsch (Germany)

01.00-02.00 p.m. Lunch

02.00-04.00 p.m. FunCtionaL inteStinaL diSorderS Chair: Y. Vandenplas (Belgium)

Dysbiosis and pathophysiology G. Barbara (Italy)

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Clinical data in children (RCT and metanalysis)• Coliky infants

H. Szajewska (Poland)• IBS

A. Staiano (Italy) • Constipation

M. A. Benninga (The Netherlands)

Indications and recommendations by societies and institutions R. Francavilla (taly)

04.00-04.30 p.m. Coffee break

04.30-05.00 p.m. Interactive session and presentation of the ESPGHAN algorithms Y. Vandenplas (Belgium)

05.00-06.00 p.m. poSter SeSSion or new StudieS: a brieF SeSSion to preSent and diSCuSS new data

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08.30-10.30 a.m. gut MiCrobiota and ibd Chair: R. Caprilli (Italy) Moderators: F. Pallone (Italy), M. Fantini (Italy)

The good and the bad guys of the intestinal microbiota H. Sokol (France)

Western diet and IBD susceptibility N. Barnich (France)

Instability of the gut microbiota in IBD F. Guarner (Spain)

Use of food-grade bacteria recombinant for protease inhibitor to treat intestinal inflammation

N. Vergnolle (France)

Fecal transplant in UC C. I. J. Ponsioen (The Netherlands)

10.30-11.30 a.m. LeCtureS Chair:TBD B. clausii in immunity: evidences from preclinical to clinical L. Morelli (Italy)

Radiotheray and Gut microbiota G. Arcangeli (Italy)

11.30 a.m.-01.00 p.m. nutrition and CanCer Chair: P. Marchetti (Italy)

Gut microbioma and gastrointestinal cancer: les liasions dangereuses N. Tozun (Turkey)

Nutritional derivatives and cancer prevention A. Albini (Italy)

Drugs-nutrient interactions TBD

Role of nutrition in cancer treatment D. Rasio (Italy)

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Name couNtry PageAddolorato Giovanni ItalyAlbini Adriana ItalyAlvaro Domenico ItalyAnnibale Bruno ItalyArcangeli Giorgio ItalyBarbara Giovanni ItalyBarnich Nicolas FranceBaumann Ulrich GermanyBelzer Clara The NetherlandsBenninga Marc A. The NetherlandsBerni Canani Roberto ItalyBiancone Livia ItalyBragazzi Maria Consiglia ItalyBrandi Maria Luisa ItalyBrigidi Patrizia ItalyBucci Cristina ItalyBurnet Phil W.J. UKCammarota Giovanni ItalyCandela Marco ItalyCapurso Gabriele ItalyCaprilli Renzo ItalyCastellazzi Anna Maria ItalyCavalieri Duccio ItalyCiacci Carolina ItalyCicala Michele ItalyCollins Stephen M. CanadaCorazziari Enrico ItalyCrespi Massimo ItalyCristaudo Antonio ItalyCuomo Rosario ItalyDe Filippo Carlotta ItalyDe Seta Francesco ItalyDel Piano M. ItalyDelle Fave Gianfranco ItalyDelcour Jan BelgiumDelzenne Natalie BelgiumDesreumaux Pierre FranceDhiman Radha K. IndiaDi Iorio Romolo ItalyDorè Joel FranceDrago Lorenzo ItalyEl Zouki Abdelnaser QuatarEverard Amandine BelgiumFacchinetti Fabio ItalyFantini Massimo ItalyFava Francesca ItalyFerrazzi Enrico ItalyFesti Davide ItalyFiocchi Alessandro ItalyFogliano Vincenzo The NetherlandsFrancavilla Ruggiero Italy

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Name couNtry PageFritscher-Ravens Annette GermanyGasbarrini Antonio ItalyGasbarrini Giovanni ItalyGentileschi Paolo ItalyGrossi Enzo ItalyGuarner Francisco SpainHamaker Bruce R. USAHenry Amanda G. GermanyIacobelli Stefano ItalyIaniro Gianluca ItalyIebba Valerio ItalyIppolito Giuseppe ItalyIsolauri Erika FinlandKoch Maurizio ItalyKoletzko Berthold GermanyKoletzko Sibylle GermanyLambert Carine BelgiumLaterza Lucrezia ItalyManxhuka Kerliu Suzana KosovoMarabelli Romano ItalyMarchetti Paolo ItalyMarzorati Massimo BelgiumMcCoy Kathy SwitzerlandMihatsch Walter GermanyMiraglia del Giudice Michele ItalyMogna Luca ItalyMontori Alberto ItalyMorelli Lorenzo ItalyMoschetta Antonio ItalyMurphy Eileen IrelandNatali Pier Giorgio ItalyNobili Valerio ItalyOttaviani Monica ItalyPagnini Cristiano ItalyPallone Francesco ItalyPetta Salvatore ItalyPicardo Mauro ItalyPonsioen C.I.J. The NetherlandsPonziani Francesca ItalyPutignani Lorenza ItalyRasio Debora ItalyRescigno Maria ItalyRoda Enrico ItalyRoss Sarah IrelandRotilio Giuseppe ItalySaggioro Alfredo ItalySanz Yolanda SpainScarpignato Carmelo ItalySeverini Carla ItalySharaiha Ziad JordanSignoretti Marianna Italy

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Name couNtry PageSokol Harry FranceStaiano Annamaria ItalyStanghellini Vincenzo ItalySzajewska Hania PolandTagliabue Anna ItalyTorre Giuliano ItalyTozun Nurdan TurkeyTuohy Kieran Michael Italyvan Ommen Ben The NetherlandsVandenplas Yvan BelgiumVanderhoof Jon USAVergnolle Nathalie FranceVerkerk Ruud The NetherlandsVicariotto Franco ItalyVitaglione Paola ItalyYaqoob Parveen UKZadro Cristina ItalyZorzi Francesca Italy

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dateSSeptember 13-15, 2015

venueUniversità Urbaniana - Terminal Gianicolo Via Urbano VIII, 16 - 00165 Rome, ItalyPhone +39 06/69889611 - Fax +39 06/69881871www.urbaniana.edu

LanguageEnglish will be the official language of the Meeting.

CLothingInformal for all occasions.

CLiMateSeptember in Rome is still hot but unpredictable.

badgeSAll participants, accompanying persons and exhibitors are kindly requested to wear their badges throughout the Meeting area in order to be admitted to the scientific sessions and to all the activities of the Meeting.

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regiStration & aCCoMModationAll participants must submit a completed registration form. Hotel accommodation at special Meeting rates will be offered to participants.Detailed information, as well as access to the registration and accommodation form, are available at the website: www.probiotics-prebiotics-newfood.com/ please follow the instructions.

banking and exChangeThe Italian monetary system is the Euro. Foreign currency may be exchanged at banks during normal banking hours, at hotels, at airports and in exchange offices. All major credit cards are accepted in most hotels, restaurants and shops.

LiabiLity and inSuranCeThe Organising Secretariat cannot accept liability for personal injuries or for loss of, or damage to, property belonging to meeting participants (or their accompanying persons), either during or as a result of the meeting. Please check the validity of your own insurance.

viSa requireMentSAll visitors entering Italy must be in possession of a valid passport. For European Community citizens an Identity Card is sufficient. Participants should check the Italian Embassy or Consulate in their country regarding visa and health certificate requirements.

oFFiCiaL Letter oF invitationOfficial letters of invitation designed to help overcome administrative difficulties in certain countries are available on the Meeting website. It must be understood that such letters do not represent a commitment on behalf of the Scientific Organisers or Organising Secretariat to provide any financial assistance.

CertiFiCate oF attendanCeThe certificate of attendance will be given to all registered participants at the Organising Secretariat desk at the end of the Meeting.

optionaL tourSThere will be two optional tours of Rome for accompanying persons (to be defined).

CaLL For abStraCtAll participants are invited to submit an abstract on the listed topics for presentation as oral or poster contributions. Abstract may only be submitted via Internet on the website.

Food and beverageSBusiness lunch and coffee/tea during breaks (as indicated in the programme) are included in the registration fee.

parkingCars could be parked at terminal Gianicolo. Participants to the Meeting will have a special rate. To obtain it, please contact the organising secretariat desk.

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about roMeRome is the capital city of Italy and of the Lazio region, as well as the country’s largest and most populous comune, with more than 2.7 million residents. The metropolitan area has a population of about 4 million. It is located in the central-western portion of the Italian peninsula, where the river Aniene joins the Tiber. The Mayor of Rome is Ignazio Marino. An enclave of Rome is the State of the Vatican City, the sovereign territory of the Holy See. It is the smallest nation in the world, and the capital of the only religion to have representation in the United Nations (as a non-member observer state). Rome, Caput mundi (“capital of the world”), la Città Eterna (“the Eternal City”), Limen Apostolorum (“threshold of the Apostles”), la città dei sette colli (“the city of the seven hills”) or simply l’Urbe (“the City”), is thoroughly modern and cosmopolitan. As one of the few major European cities that escaped World War II relatively unscathed, central Rome remains essentially Renaissance and Baroque in character. The Historic Centre of Rome is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

airport inForMationRome can easily be reached by plane and is served by two international airports.Participants can fly into Rome via Leonardo da Vinci Airport, located in Fiumicino, 34 km from Rome’s historic city centre or via Ciampino Airport, situated 15 km southeast of central Rome.

aCCeSS to roMe FroM the airportSaccess from leonardo da vinci airport:The airport is served by the Leonardo Express train operated by Trenitalia, available at the airport terminal. The trip takes 30 minutes (no stops) to Termini Station in Rome - there are two such connections per hour. Alternatively, local trains leave once every 15 minutes, stopping at all train stations. You may have to change at Trastevere, Ostiense (Metro Piramide) or Tuscolana.Rental cars are available in the airport terminal from all the usual companies.

access from ciampino airport:There is no rail transport at Ciampino Airport. The options are to take a bus to a rail station (either metro or regular train) or to take a bus or taxi all the way.

aLL the way by road tranSport• Terravision runs a direct bus service to Termini. The price is €8 c.a. one-way or €11.00 c.a. return, taking

40 minutes (about 20 services a day). Despite timing buses to connect with flights, passengers on the return trip from Termini are asked to board the bus 2.5 hours before their flight’s departure time. The last bus is at 19:20. Terravision also offers buses from Fiumicino airport to Termini, and a transfer bus between the two airports.

• Schiaffini also runs direct buses to Termini station for €3.90 one-way, taking 40 minutes, but with far fewer departures than Terravision (see above). These buses are not mentioned on the airport website but they can be found on Schiaffini’s own site.

• BusShuttle or ATRAL Line runs a service similar to Terravision. Their stop near Termini is about 20 metres up the road from Terravision’s. Cost is €4 for a single.

• The fixed fare for a taxi ride to the city centre (inside the Aurelian Walls) is €35, according to the official agreement between Roman taxi driver associations and Rome municipality. It is advisable to negotiate the total price including luggage supplements before boarding the taxi.

Rental cars are available in the airport terminal from all the usual companies.

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how to get to the Meeting venueFrom termini rail station:By taxi - We recommend you to only use licensed taxis available outside the station.

Telephone number main taxis companies:06 - 3570 Radio Taxi06 - 5551 Samarcanda06 - 4994 La Capitale

By public transport - Arriving from Termini Railways Station - BUS 64 stop at Lgt. Sassia (S.Spirito Hospital) - 350 metres walking.

From leonardo da vinci airport:By taxi - We recommend you to only use licensed taxis available outside the station.Telephone number main taxis companies:06 - 3570 Radio Taxi06 - 5551 Samarcanda06 - 4994 La Capitale

By public transport - Follow the signs for “Station” of Leonardo express.Take the train for Stazione Termini and get off at the Station. From this station there will be 350 metres walking.

From ciampino airport:We advice to take a taxi available outside the airport.

tranSportation in the CityRome has a very efficient transportation system that services the entire city, which includes the Metro network as well as buses, trains and taxis.

itaLian CMe aCCreditation eCM (italian CMe Certificate)e meeting&consulting in qualità di Provider Standard n° 1124 seguirà le procedure di accreditamento E.C.M. per la categoria di Medico Chirurgo, Biologo, Dietista, Infermiere.

Per avere diritto ai crediti E.C.M. è necessario frequentare il 100% delle ore di formazione e superare il test di apprendimento.

exhibitionA professional exhibition will be held currently with the Meeting. For more details, please contact:

Via Michele Mercati, 33 - 00197 Rome, ItalyPhone: +39 06 80693320 - Fax: +39 06 3231136E-mail: probiotics2015@emec-roma.comWebsite: www.probiotics-prebiotics-newfood.com

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organiSing SeCretariatPlease do not hesitate to contact the Organising Secretariat if you require any additional information or assistance. Please address all correspondence to:

Via Michele Mercati, 33 - 00197 Rome, ItalyPhone +39 06 80693320 - Fax +39 06 3231136E-mail: probiotics2015@emec-roma.comWebsite: www.probiotics-prebiotics-newfood.com

regiStration FeeS (22% vat included)Participants € 300,00Biologists € 150,00Dieticians/Nutritionists € 150,00Nurses € 100,00Members Mediterranean Task Force for Cancer Control € 150,00Members AIIPA - Gruppo Miaf-Federchimica € 150,00Under 35* € 150,00Pediatric Day** € 200,00Under 35 and ESPGHAN member for Pediatric Day € 100,00Daily Registration € 200,00Accompanying Persons € 150,00

* the applicant’s registration form must be accompanied by a copy of an official document.

** If you are not registered to the Meeting.

registration fee includes

accompanying Persons• Opening ceremony and welcome cocktail• Two half day tours (to be defined)

CanCeLLation poLiCyWritten cancellation must be sent to the Organising Secretariat.50% of the total amount will be refunded for cancellations received within July 31, 2015, bankexpenses excluded.No refunds will be made after this date. Refunds will be made after the Meeting has been concluded.

Participants are kindly requested to wear their badges during all congress activities and social events: no badge, no entry.

key abStraCt SubMiSSion dateSFebruary 27, 2015 - Abstract Submission Opening July 15, 2015 - Abstract submission Deadline July 27, 2015 - Email notification of Abstract Acceptance to Presenting Author

All participants are invited to submit an abstract on the listed topics on line for poster and oral contributions. Abstract may only be submitted on line on site http://www.probiotics-prebiotics-newfood.com by filling out the form.

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